Ten Thousand Acres of Red Leaves
Ten Thousand Acres of Red Leaves
In the Geshuo River Gorge, there are vast contiguous maple forests that merge with ancient banyan tree clusters, densely distributed across two square kilometers. This is the best-preserved natural forest in the valley. In late autumn, the leaves blaze like fire. Riding in a bullock cart, you can fully immerse yourself in the classic charm of the verse, “I stop my cab in maple woods to gaze my fill; / Frost-bitten leaves look redder than early spring flowers.” You can also drift along the 10-kilometer gorge, admire the sheer cliffs, and take in the sweeping views of the crimson foliage.
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